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Haines newest member of Wu-Tang Clan

Chris Evans
Haines is also in the bands Broken Social Scene and The Metric

Woman Emily Haines is to become the newest member of the Wu-Tang Clan, according to yet another joke Niamh has taken too far.

David may find this funny, especially at how rushed she was in blatantly copying BBC News coding.

When contacted, Haines said she was "excited by the new project" and felt that her new album with Wu-Tang had good feelings associated with it.

"This record, um, yeah, just has this great massive vibe to it. It's very New Yorky vibe record and thats good."

It is hoped that critics and fans alike will enjoy the strange partnership, though some say Haines can never replace fallen Wu-Tang member, ODB.



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